By Bill Hutchinswith photography by Ian MacAlpine When it comes to documenting some of the rich history of our region, Steven Manders really can dig it. You won’t find him couch-bound watching television and reminiscing about the good old days. He’s too busy creating new experiences for himself. Steve is an avid outdoor enthusiast on […]
By Christine Hamelin with photography by Bernard Clark Martha Williams has journeyed from being a biracial child in a world that failed to reflect her to becoming an advocate shaped by years of education and community work. Pedal Works Café and Studios, which reflects her vision of inclusion, creativity and connection, merges her various passions […]
By Ann-Maureen Owenswith photography by Bernard Clark Suspended from the 24-foot-high ceiling in Tristan Adams’ home is one of his sculptures — Chrystalis — an arresting 10-foot upside-down version of a hanging man that symbolizes rebirth, fabricated in copper, fibreglass and the lightning rod from an old church. He created it over 20 years ago […]
